[He gave me an empty happiness, but I left him with a difficult business life]
A lonely jewelry designer whose family is in decline × a love-hate and unruly CEO of a jewelry empire
Cold Beauty Shou Shi Qing × Gu Yunping Jieaoba's General Attack
Two years ago, there was a cold rain in Dongcheng.
Shi Qing took the money and left, going to England, completely sealing Gu Yunping and all his young and passionate love in the deep sea of memory.
The only thing left in his left ear was a blue butterfly-wing earring, which, like frozen tears, nailed down all of Gu Yunping's youthful sincerity and trust.
Two years later, he returned to China after completing his studies. He just wanted to avoid that man and rebuild his family business.
But he didn't expect that in the glamorous fame and fortune fair, Gu Yunping would follow him like a shadow, pressing every step of the way.
He laughed at his hypocrisy and his coldness
But I don't understand why he is still wearing that old earring.
He hated that he turned around too easily back then, as indifferent as brushing away a speck of dust.
But he complained that he had never seen through, that his sincerity had already been broken into pieces during that silent farewell.
——"Shi Qing," he trapped him in the shadow of the gorgeous clothes and the wine glass, his breath was hot, and his fingertips almost crushed the faint blue: "Who are you going to show off to when you wear my design?"
——"Mr. Gu," he lowered his eyelashes to cover up all the turmoil, and his voice was smooth and calm: "It is now my thing."
A breakup started by family coercion, two fools who talk but refuse to talk about their love.
When the truth emerges from the conspiracy and tears, what lies between them is the eternal farewell in Dongcheng or the prelude to reunion under the flowers?
"I'm sorry, I still love you..."
Note
The title of the book "Under the Flowers on the South Road in the East City" comes from "Revelation of Heartfelt Love: Green Plums Boiled in Wine and Fighting" written by Yan Shu in the Song Dynasty. The original sentence is "Under the Flowers on the South Road in the East City, I meet the one I love."
The name "Gu Yunping" comes from the original sentence of Wang Wei's "Guan Yunping" which is "Looking back to the place where I shot the arrow, the clouds are flat at dusk for thousands of miles."
The name "Shiqing" comes from the original sentence in Laozi's "Tao Te Ching" which is "When the sky is clear, the earth is peaceful"
Intention: What the heart desires is "love"
